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adassah Extends Reservation Date Kaufman Bachman
for - Jubilee, Co-Sponsors Lectures Engagement Told
on 'Face of World' with Midrasha
THE DETROIT JEWISH , NEWS — Friday, January 12, 1962
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
in cooperation with Midrasha,
will present a series of four
lectures, to be. conducted by
Albert Elazar, superintendent.
of the United Hebrew Schools,
on "Face of the World-1962."
The first lecture will be held
1 p.m. Tuesday at the Esther
Berman Branch of the United
Hebrew Schools. Registration
will begin 12:30 p.m.
The series will deal first with
the crisis spots in the world.
In charge of 'the series for
Hadassah are Mrs. Samuel
Grandon, vice president of edu-
cation; Mrs. Milford Pregerson
and Mrs. Daniel Cohn.
Subsequent lectures are
scheduled for Jan. 23, Jan. 30
and Feb. 5. Discussion periods
will follow each lecture and
background materials will be
available. For registration, call
the Hadassah office, BR 3-5441.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Paul Deutsch,
vice president of fund-raising,
advises that reservations for
the "Golden Jubilee Ball," to
be held Jan. 24 at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel, will be accepted
up to the date of the 50th anni-
versary celebration. Honor roll
pledges may be paid at the
door.
More than 50 prizes will be
awarded, according to Mrs. Irv-
ing Meckler and Mrs. Paul
Borock, chairmen of gifts. Mem-
bers of their committee are
Mesdames Irving -Sachs and
Howard Eisenberg.
Mrs. Harvey Willens, chair-
man of the "Golden Girls," and
Mrs. Michael Travis and Mrs.
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Benefit Theater
Performance for
Asthma Center
The Detroit Junior Chapter
of the Jewish National Home
for Asthmatic Children at Den-
ver will sponsor a benefit show-
of "The Miracle Worker" Jan.
29 at the Shu-
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:announced
President Mrs.
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showing will
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free treatment
a n d research
Mrs. Schafer programs of
the institution, according to
Mrs. Arnold Schafer, chairman
of the benefit.
The National Home, which
deals with chronic intractable
asthma, is currently faced with
a waiting list of children severe-
ly afflicted with the ailment.
The nonsectarian Home is sup-
ported solely by volunteer work-
ers and contributions.
For information, call Mrs.
Schafer, LI 1-5094.
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Diabetic patients of south-
eastern Michigan will have two
opportunities, on Jan. 16 and
18 to hear research experts
tell their experience with the
disease.
One of the discoverers of in-
sulin, Dr.. Charles H. Best, of
the University of Toronto, will
address the Lay Society of the
Michigan Diabetes Association
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open to the public.
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Dr. Priscilla White, associate Turover Ferein Will
professor of pediatrics at Tufts
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